Sentence examples for average annual flow from inspiring English sources

Between about one-half and four-fifths of the average annual flow in west-flowing rivers is captured by dams and weirs.

The average annual flow in the heart of the drought (2000 to 2004) was 9.6 million acre-feet.

The total was based on estimates by hydrologists that the average annual flow of the Colorado was at least seventeen million acre-feet a year.

By 1994 human activity was consuming 77% of the river's average annual flow, even though the actual flow falls far below the average in dry years.

The average annual flow of the Lena at the mouth is 579,200 cubic feet (16,400 cubic metres) per second.

The alleged interference with the right of the state to control additional appropriations is based upon the following facts; The average annual flow of the Colorado river system, including the tributaries, is 18,000,000 acre-feet.

Average annual flow-weighted (FW) TP concentrations were 0.88, 0.57, 0.21, and 1.32 mg L−1 for sites CP1, CP2, NT, and GP, respectively.

Fig. 2 Empirical relationship between the average annual flows (FV) and drainage areas (DA) of the 12 flow stations used in this study.

Early in this period, the main destination was South America, which attracted some 50 thousand migrants per year, followed in the 1960s by Europe (mostly France, Germany, and Switzerland), with average annual flows of around 170 thousand migrants (see Table 1).

Finally, an ecohydrological model was used to simulate changes in average annual stream flow originating from the CSHC based on implementing the 'target' and 'priority' area re-vegetation activities within the constraints of two land limits.

Average annual stream flow into Perth's dams has fallen by 80% since the 1970s, according to the paper, while Sydney dams such as Warragamba and Shoalhaven could experience a 25% drop in water inflows by 2070 if greenhouse gases are not curbed.